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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1961)
Htttatn cAzcm nMCi Thurdjy. rbfuny It. 1WI Rhea Creek Hardman News T CHARLOTTE WALKER Mr. and Mr. Ivan MiDanlel and Mr. and Mr. Floyd Hutch Ini went to Portland Sunday and returned Wedrwsday. Mr. and Mr. Cecil MiOanlrJ and children and Mr. and Mr. Leu Ivublniiri rt-turned from Ash land where they had bwn fur several wrek. Mr. and Mr. Blaine Chapel re the proud randprent of a frandwiri born to Mr, and Mra. Jd L'nflmnn f lone. Franklin fcUine i;iiL-tlinan arrival IVu il. 1.L and wrli'hcd a I.ttle L. D. Vinn returned t hit home ai Miinumnii i-r tU::?. hi l!.i-r. Mr. I'jnm While. tt jr. lime. Mra. Kenm-th Batty. Everett llarshman. Niny and Sandra lfanhma wmi to Pendleton the first of the vink and while there iilod Mra. Bud Marshall at St Anthony' ropital. Mr. and Mra. lUy IW have returned from a two wk vUlt In Vahlni;ton. Ilukton Leidey ha keen trim mine tree around the More and he haa been building new few, with Je Co tea lielplfij; him. Mr. and Mm. Lra i:Mon and GAR AVIATION SPRAYING - FERTILIZING DUSTING - SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED We're As Near As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON DAY OR NIGHT 3-8422 Christmas Seal Drive To End April First Contribution la the V.XACl Chrltma Sl aale In Morrow county are within Sit 59 f equal ling last year' total of SOU 14. atvunling tu a report prepared for the Oregon Mate TO and Ih-alih AMM-iation by Mra. L. E. Hick. Jr. county chairman. Mr. Ruth Coy. chairman for the north end of the county, and her atudent chairmen. Shirley Karwood fur Boardman and Julia Cotton rr Irrlgon. have remitted contribution of $91 00 and SHJ.0O. respectively. Bob Frlnk. Lexington chair man. report contribution of S12K.CS. Mr. Harry T. O'DonncU Heiipner. ha received $4240. Inno ha contributed $279.50 through Mr. Garry Tulll. The only community which ha not yet excevded last year con tributlona is lone. Cecil McDanlel drove to Pendlo ton and back Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapel went to Condon Wednesday. Dean Grave and Jim Monte from the army base at Ft Lewis, W;tsh., were here over the week end. Denn Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Graves. Harold Steven has been re ported ill but Is feeling better now. visitors are always welcome Stop in any day from 8 ;00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and sec how light Olympia Beer is made. Your entire family is welcome for an interesting tour of "One of America's Exceptional Breweries." .y tl Vcitf ! IfflBrSrirriSlSr " i p-avUI ' l I nV- rr- trrt uu rE-1" LYMPI4 BEER .V J,-'1 OlYMPIA IKfWINO COMPANY at Tumwpl.r, Olympia, Waihlnelon, U S. A. Oly W-M - - llUni JH.---.Vi." f""UfC' ' -- AA-V. J.MfcWHHl.llKWm - - 1 How many times lias this man saved your life? LIKE most of us, when the kids are in the car, you get that "extra careful" feeling. You know, that's the same way your friend ihe service station dealer feels when you stop by to see him. Over the years, you've probably come to take your service station dealer pretty much for grained. But when your kids are riding with you, aren't you glad you took his advice and had your brakes checked? His sugges tions small though they may seem to he may have saved your life more than once 1 lis inlerest in your safety is mote than interest in a cu.tomer it's concern about a friend And what a valuable "axtra" if your own erice station gives you Sd.H Green Stamps. TMI MAN WHO KNOWS YOU HIT. . . IIKVIt YOU Tl You know, of course, that half the families in America save them. Your SA.H Green Stamps make it possible for you to choose from over 1,500 top quality. famous brand-name items at your S&H Green Stamp Redemption Store. OREGON DIVISION Th Sperry and Hutchinson Company 4370 N E. Holsey St., Portland 13. Orgod An Amtncan H'jy of Thrift for :,kk(KV familtts... Dui' ifrweJ sun t C-RF FN TAVP Blne th ca!rn!r )' t the drlv end April I. all evfttfl button recfhed until then by ttiu nha hav osrrl ard thnr donation wtil t Imludnl In thl yisir' f.6utr. T41 if II dr.-Uoi.i are uH H M-r-row County. ?ri to the Mate amuclnttofl. and 6a 1 nt to tha ntinl arltbv. Part of th fund i-rit In Marrow County cover frre rhet X ray f.if M.irrow county n-l- dent. The ate made the firtt Wednekdav rvenlns t-f each month at Plonet-r Memorial ho, pital. Mr, llrrtil Tinrid U Irt SSrm cr.u!lli hef d'nT fjf affery WhU'ft W M :e lulel on ru.Jav rnrntfg ih' ri.trf ajrrn X5-tnirtl hiitl br fr.h.f mtfty, Mr. T'HMrn4 u !!h hrr. Sunday turning lh tutiJln eumrnlttr and Whrr tntrflrd l-fv.r. aw Ih I'Uturr taken l;y Ji'j rn. Ih Fmlrkk Mar tin and luJ MttKeruM on then tr k4 new fhurvhr In th furt land area, On Frbmary T, M. and 9, ltv, fto4 MrKrr.t. (Mtktur vt th un Community Citurth, attend. e4 th 3ytf Interdenominational fatorl L'ontefviae at in l't. Uic J!huu i-f r.r!;ijr In Ik-r-krlry. Lexington News By DELPHA JON CS The Lexington Ttiree Link club met at the Cecil Jone home on Thursday with the president fVlpha Jonc presiding. At thl tim there wu an election f offli"er with the following elec ted: La Verne Itendemon. presi dent; Bernlre Wihlon, vice presl. dent; Annie Keene. Scrftary; and June Davidson, treasurer. At thl time ecret sister were dl- closed, and refreshment served to the following: Cora Warner, Freda Majeske. Florence MrMII lan. Annie Keene, Margaret Nich ols. Catle Padberg. La Verne Hen derson, June Davidson, Bernlee Wihlon, and Delpha Jone. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forrester of Gibbon were Lexington visitor ( Sunday. Starting Sunday there Is to be young married couple Sun day School class at the Lexing ton Sunday School with the Rev. and Mr. Earl Soward in charge. Mr. Norma Marquardt and son Carl are attending to busi ness matters In Portlrand this week. I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith have as guests this week a brother of Mr. Smith's and family from California. The Young People's class of Sunday School acc ompanled their teacher Carl Marquardt and wife to Kennewick roller skating on Friday night. Those going were: Billiy Van Winkle, Kenny Jones, Dick Wallace, Leora Mae Van Winkle, Theresa Munkers, Joyce Peck, and out-of-town guests Sheridan Wyman of Hep pner, and Karen Hams of lone. Karen Hams of lone was a week end visitor with Joyce Peck. Sheridan Wyman of Heppner vis Ited Leora Mae Van Winkle over ihe week end. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eskelson and Mrs. Ralph Jackson of Her miston were Lexington visitors on Monday. Orville Cutsforth attended a meeting In Boardman where rep resentatives from Boardman, rrigon, and Umatilla and Mor row counties met to discuss the proposed Boeing Airplane Co. lease. Mrs. Armin Wihlon and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers visited a son of the Rogers's In Walla Walla on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McMillan visited their daughter, Mrs. Pat Sawyer, and children in Pendle ton Sunday. INTERESTED IN WHAT MAKES IT RAIN? DR. FRED DECKER, O. S. C, will Discuss the latest in Weather Modification Radar in the weather modification field Show pictures of "A Missile Ride Over the Tropical Atlantic "A New View of tho Clouds" Weather Satellites BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY Fair Pavilion Annex, Fairgrounds, Heppner SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18 10 TO 12 A. M. Sponsored by MORROW COUNTY WHEATGROWERS ASSOCIATION George W. Tucker Services Monday Funeral services were held Monday at the Lexington Christ Ian Church for George Tucker who passed away at Spokane February 9 following surgery. Rev. Walter Smith of the Lex incton Christian Church offic iated at the servcles, and at ser vices at the I.O O.F. cemetery in Lexington. Mr. Tucker was born in Van Buren. Arkansas, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milford D. Tucker, In 1905, and moved with his parents to Morrow county in 1917. He served In the merchant ma rines for several years, and also served the Lexington Christian Church as minister. Soloist for the services were Oliver Creswick of Heppner, ac companied by Mrs. Juanita Car-miehael. Loft to mourn his passing is a sister, Mrs. Elsie Conner of The Dalles; Sherman Tucker of Spo kane; Virgil Tucker of Klamath Falls; and Bertha Hunt of Lex ington. Out of town visitors for the services were: Mr. and Mrs. Gar Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mont gomery and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tucker of Sunnyside, Wash, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Conners, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Conners, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Conner, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt of The Dalles. I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and family of Beaverton, Ore., David Conner of Portland, Ore., Cecile Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eskelson of Hermiston, Sherman Tucker of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hunt, Cassa Shaw, and Mil dred Tucker of Heppner, Eldon Tucker cf lone, and Howard Ger- j Ir.g cl Odessa. Wash. LEXINGTON v PH. 3-8133 GROCERY BIG SAVINGS FOR FEB. 17-18 GREEN STAMPS, TOO Pie Cherries SONNY BOY, 303 SIZE Pie Crust Mix BETTY CROCKER, 10 OZ. FOR 1.00 O PKGS. one t3U Combination Bargain I FROZEN SUNNY BOY CHERRY PIE PLUS ONE QUART Pride of Oregon ICE CREAM ONLY 79" WWW 10 LB. M D asstd. paper NAPKINS I PKGS. 19( WESSON OIL ONE QUART iC 59' SAUSA6E INDIAN RIVER PINK GRAPEFRUIT 3 F0R 29c ONE POUND ROLLS 29 EA. i WITH J. j I 1 1 Lui.-i-mj.i lQ?3t WE GIVE ' j GREEN STAMPS U :?: LARGE NAVEL ORANGES 2 LBS- 29c JCREEN .STAMPS, PECK'S GROCERY Ltxlngtoa, Ore. Phone 3-6133
